Thats a big dude.I don't care about the back story, but I couldn't stop laughing when the Porsche driver got out....
Swearing in the video if it matters...
Plus...is that Giorgio Mammoliti?
Thats a big dude.I don't care about the back story, but I couldn't stop laughing when the Porsche driver got out....
Swearing in the video if it matters...
Plus...is that Giorgio Mammoliti?
Reminds me of when the neighbours from hell came up to the door and started yelling at my mother over something. I was upstairs and heard it, so came down to the door. The wife was screaming in my mother's face while her husband was standing off our front step, behind her. He saw me come up and pulled a quick fade. It took his wife almost two minutes to realize she'd lost her backup and to pull a frightened retreat.Guy realized that he ain't as tough as he'd like to be...like a Chihuahua all bark and no bite.
Yeah, doesn't say if it was driver or one of their passengers. Either way, not good. Might've been a little less dangerous to just stop and accept ticket.Pulled over on the 403 @ Guelph Line for speeding. Fled, crashed getting off @ Brant St. Dead.
Fatal crash on QEW in Burlington leads to police watchdog investigation
The province’s police watchdog is investigating a fatal crash involving a fleeing vehicle on the Fort Erie-bound QEW this morningtoronto.ctvnews.ca
Pulled over on the 403 @ Guelph Line for speeding. Fled, crashed getting off @ Brant St. Dead.
Fatal crash on QEW in Burlington leads to police watchdog investigation
The province’s police watchdog is investigating a fatal crash involving a fleeing vehicle on the Fort Erie-bound QEW this morningtoronto.ctvnews.ca
The extrication team may have lifted/proped the vehicle and cut the pillars to get them out. Then dropped it back down when they were done.Yeah, doesn't say if it was driver or one of their passengers. Either way, not good. Might've been a little less dangerous to just stop and accept ticket.
Edit- CHCH says it was one of the passengers, and another one in critical condition. Long court proceedings ahead for driver. Can't believe how flattened the roof is
1 dead, 3 hospitalized after crash on Burlington QEW off-ramp
One person is dead after a driver who fled from police ended up in the fatal crash in Burlington early Monday morning.www.chch.com
Fun Fact: The charges of dangerous operation causing injury and dangerous operation causing death do not just apply to people in other vehicles.Yeah, doesn't say if it was driver or one of their passengers. Either way, not good. Might've been a little less dangerous to just stop and accept ticket.
Edit- CHCH says it was one of the passengers, and another one in critical condition. Long court proceedings ahead for driver. Can't believe how flattened the roof is
1 dead, 3 hospitalized after crash on Burlington QEW off-ramp
One person is dead after a driver who fled from police ended up in the fatal crash in Burlington early Monday morning.www.chch.com
Fun Fact: The charges of dangerous operation causing injury and dangerous operation causing death do not just apply to people in other vehicles.
I can see a team lifting a roof off a truck but it would take a crane to lift the truck off the roof and lower it back again.The extrication team may have lifted/proped the vehicle and cut the pillars to get them out. Then dropped it back down when they were done.
Many time the damage in the picture we see in the news looks worse (not that this one was not bad) due to the vehicle being torn/cut apart to get the people out.
Ouch. Never let the person leave without their info, even if it’s just a scratch. What if you develop back pain or whiplash? If they give you grief, remind them it’s the law.Today someone rear ended me...slow speed, maybe 20 kmph. No damages to my car or theirs, and no bodily injuries to either parties. A driver cut right in front of me, turning left and I didn't have the visibility until the last moment because of traffic in the other lane. I braked hard and came to a stop, and this lady crashed into me.
The funny part is she claimed to be a driving instructor and was telling me how wrong I was. I asked her what was I supposed to do, and she said you should have honked and just gone ahead lol. The conversation happened in the parking lot next to the road, she rolled her window down, while I stood near her windows and spoke to her. While I went to inspect the car, she said there is no damage, take care and she took off. I have a dashcam so I didn't really bother to take a pic of her number plate (which was a terrible idea). I went back home and connected it just to find that it didn't record this morning...f*kk.
A couple of paint chips and very tiny dent, so there is no real damage. But the part that pisses me off is that the lady didn't apologize. The first question I asked her was if she was alright. Nothing back, no apology, and of course she took off. If I had the license plate, I would have put in a deliberate hit and run, for the mood I'm in.
As much as I'd like to forget it...that's all I have been thinking about. The dashcam is a Vantrue OnDash S1, it stopped recording from yesterday evening when I was out and started recording everything after the crash.
Is there anything that I should have done differently or can do now? Probably look in the mirror, and ask myself to move on?
WTF...isn't the roof supposed to support the weight of the vehicle to prevent flattening of the passengers in a rollover?I can see a team lifting a roof off a truck but it would take a crane to lift the truck off the roof and lower it back again.
Surprisingly crushed, I agree. How would they get them out other than the roof being cut? Definitely not a job for amateurs.
A cab voice recorder would be interesting. Would it be "You're beating him Jimmy Bob" or "OMG, OMG, OMG, OMG"
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I’m guessing the doors on the other side were the access
Snap. Sorry to hear that. But glad you're ok. Unfortunately you let her leave without getting her info, so now you're SOL. Did your camera actually record the hit? Or just didn't record the plate?Today someone rear ended me...slow speed, maybe 20 kmph. No damages to my car or theirs, and no bodily injuries to either parties. A driver cut right in front of me, turning left and I didn't have the visibility until the last moment because of traffic in the other lane. I braked hard and came to a stop, and this lady crashed into me.
The funny part is she claimed to be a driving instructor and was telling me how wrong I was. I asked her what was I supposed to do, and she said you should have honked and just gone ahead lol. The conversation happened in the parking lot next to the road, she rolled her window down, while I stood near her windows and spoke to her. While I went to inspect the car, she said there is no damage, take care and she took off. I have a dashcam so I didn't really bother to take a pic of her number plate (which was a terrible idea). I went back home and connected it just to find that it didn't record this morning...f*kk.
A couple of paint chips and very tiny dent, so there is no real damage. But the part that pisses me off is that the lady didn't apologize. The first question I asked her was if she was alright. Nothing back, no apology, and of course she took off. If I had the license plate, I would have put in a deliberate hit and run, for the mood I'm in.
As much as I'd like to forget it...that's all I have been thinking about. The dashcam is a Vantrue OnDash S1, it stopped recording from yesterday evening when I was out and started recording everything after the crash.
Is there anything that I should have done differently or can do now? Probably look in the mirror, and ask myself to move on?
Too many people not capable of passing the test, so they make it easier. WTF?Shocking news...simplify an already idiot proof test...and guess what happens to the general driver population...
New report blames spike in Ontario car accidents on G driving tests
A new study reveals a considerable rise in accidents as a result of Ontario's G driving test overhaul, which involved changes to the "duplicativ…www.blogto.com